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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-27
DIRECTORS MEETING.
KICK AEuiust the Forty Per Cent sclsm
Home Grounds to be Improved.

KICK AEuiust the Forty Per Cent Scheme,
Home Grounds to be Improved,
A special called meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of the hous ball association was
held at the Howell House last evening.
1t was called for the purpose Of consider
ing the change il the rule regarding the
guarantee to BIZ paid visiting clubs, made
by tho Board Of nianagsrs Of the Lespus
a. their meeting held at Ianesyille last
Tuesday. That changs was, it will be re-
membered, that The risiting club conld
take SiO or forty psr cent, "a its
manager might elect, and further, The
matter was Left in such shape that
siO could bs demanded one day and 10
per cent the next, according to the s:ze OF
the crowd; amt the home club under the
change is Obliged TO puy $40 10 the yiei-
tors IN case OF rain, provided they were
ready to play. This plan is especially
hard on Wheeling where the attendance
ls the largest. At last nights meetinythe
members e1pressed themselvea vigorously
agalnst the change and the Secretary was
instructed 10 send Strong protest to
President Ciugston Of the League, and 10
open correspondence with the other c!ubs
with a vle% Of having the change re-
pealed.
II was aleo decided to build another
grand stand for the sole use Of ladies and
their escorts. II wilt bo erected assins,
the south fenco Eext to the ticket oi,ice
and in the shade, and will hold from $50
to 2OO people. A large numbsr oI ladies'
have said that they would like to attund
the games of;ener were it no, for the use
OF tobacco in the grand stand and the
crowdiug they are ilsble TO be subjected
10. In. grounds will bs generally in
proved mex. month, whiie tho club is
aWRy
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OH, THIS is TOUGH!
sANDusKY DOWNS WHEELING,
And There Is Weeping aud waillpg and
0nhshing Of freeth-zanssvilie Keeps tho
dreen Stockings Company by being
Defeated BY Akron-O Other Games,

Tough "a Il vas Whaling had "a ,sto
her medIcine veo,e,dov ~. 49, =, .aas
..,, n,- ''e''' ,no s.ofy 'seooh
.o'u, disastrous errors by CrogHn and
Steel In the frs! inning and a very rank
decision Of the umpire In the ei,htb a,
,he bomo n,s,o loo, ,bo cave T.ts ~
.as. sn.sn,.s | .o's .no k"ne' Ing con-
.es. Aoounueu IN pretty plays and was
decidedly interesting alter the second In.
ming, when Wheeling tied the score
Dnnn,s terrifc Diva n ,att oo,... -. ~
In, In tw. ,... ~ " M ,ns son.' oI.. pi'ns
Ing IN TWO fune. In the hlth inning
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PirrsrURGH, Pa, May 25.--A meeting
OF the sheet iron manufacturers Was held
to.dsy, TO coHsider the alarming Increase
in the importation OF timed shee,s and
sbcet iron. In 1856, 81 Hl8 taHs OF theee
timed sheoiH, beUldes 25O. GOO tons OF tin
plate were brought into this country. In
addition 10 thie 10000 tons oil sheet iron
wire we're imported. The question OF ur-
dervsluatioG OF these goods is very serious
one, aud it wBB also c0ns:Gerth ut the
meeting. 1t vas determined to takd snch
s.eps as might be necessary to prevent, il
possible, tha further uHder.valuation OF
this clsss OF goodU. The meeting was u
private one, and those present declined 10
give any epGCiic information in regard to
the action taken. They stated, however.
that Z committee had been appointed to
prepare plan for concerted action untor
which the abuses could be rbmetiud.
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NEWPORT, X. l., May 2G-Mr. Henry
W. Clarke. father OF Lieutenant Arthur II.
Clarke, whooe death on board the United
States Steamer ircquois. ut Panama, WAC
reported two weeks ago, has received Il
letter from Paymss,rr Arthur Patterson,
OF the IrGqnoig, giving the details.
Tho vessel arrived At Panama May G!h
end on the following day young Clarke
met hil denth. Tho auicido took place
inst after he had eaten his dinner, when
no seemed in good spiritH. Hn went on
deck and entered an empty storage room,
from which two shots were Immediately
heard. lie wus found dead with bullet
wounds In his head Nnd Lr0ast. The sur.
geon OF tho ship says that lie died in.
stantly.
The oflicers oauIot imagine any posi-.
bio reason for the act, but think 1t must
have been done in moment of temporary
insani,y. Young Clarke waA buried that
day on Flaningo island in Panama Bay
with military honorr.
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CERTIFICATES OF ISConroRArloy
Tho 'un.io Crcek Coal Company Organized
With Il Capital OF stO.uo0

Tho i'urIio Creek C"al Company Organized
With IL Capital OF $4,000.
Secretary OF State Walker has issued n
charter to the Buffalo Creek Coal Com.
pany, orssuized for the purpose OF mining,
shipping and selling coal, aud manuiuc.
turing, shipping and selling coke; buying,
owning, leasing and operating coal gnd
timber lauds; and doing ali business
Herewith connected. The principal place
OF business to be at Oharlestou. SlOO00
have been unhsrribed, and IL 900 vnid in
with the privilege Of increasing the capitai
stock 10 100000 The capita, stock ia
divided into shSrcs OF $50 each, and arc
held Ms follows: .. a, ThEyer, Charleston,
10 shares; W. I. Thsyer, Charieston. n,
nhsrea; e. T. Thnyer, Oharles,sn, | shara ::
J. L. Bsury, Echo, 90 shares; William
Benry, ShamoSin, Pennsyiysnia, 80 shares.
Also to tho Bsnovosn: Union Aesocia.
tion Of Charleston, West Nirginis, organ.
lied Tor the naspass OF r0viviug and csiry.
ing forward tho cauan OF bnnsvo!cnro. 50
have been subscribed and paid in. Tho
stockholdo.s are As follows: W, ME-.
MeRdows, Albert Trashor, Harvey Burj.
Reuben Harris, Florence Anue Brooks,
Peter Bates, Tom Jones, JSck Bolar npd
Stephen Thompson, ono ahare each,
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PECULlAls TRIAL.
A1nn Convicted Of Shooting His lIothc
nnu brother,


Man Convicted Of Shooting Ills Mother
and Brother.
BALTIMORE, MD, May 20.-A curioue
trial ended at Hagerstown last night in
the conviction Of Emanuel Cunp OF ;mur.
der in the second degree.
Mrs. Catherine Cunp and her invalid
SOD, Carlisle, lived on a small farm about
five miles from Hagerstown. The other
BON, Emanuel, worked on farm near by.
On the night OF April % last Emanuel
went hone. The little family all slep. in
the ssue room. Emanuel ratired last.
Lie put his revolver on the floor, but at
his mothers request changed it to a cor
ner.
All vas quiet until an hour later, when
several pistol shots were fired in rapid
succession. Carlisle, the invalid, was
fatally wounded, and Mrs. Cuup was shot.
Emanuel was unipjufed. The shots had
come from biz revolver, hut he denied
having fred them and said that two
strange men had entered tho room aud
done the shooting. Carliule died the next
,,ay, but Mrs. Cunp recovered.
The trial, WHICH began on Monday, at.
tracted large crowds. The mother was
hating in her testimony in order to pro-
teGt her con. Etnsnuel testified yesterday
that he had not the slightest recollection
o! the crime, and that II ho did do it he
did it in dream. All the evidence wss
circumstNn;ial. EnauuGpsreputation has
always been good.
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LANSD0WNg !. ARRIVES. Is,
AT OTTAWA, CANADA, ,YrsrEnpAY
fhe Dominion House of ParlIams . Mt i,e.
fuses to Adjourn to do the Governor Con.
erai Honorable Euters tho Capital in
stato-Eathusiasticaliy Received,

OTTAWA, May 26.-Goyernor General
andLady Lansdowne arrived at home from
Toronto at $50 this afternoon. They re-. ..
ceivod an enthusiastic welcome all along
the route, and the demonstration
IN Ottawa was the grandest ever
seen In the city. The thorough.
fares about the station were blocked
asreat distance, the streets through which
the procession passed being lined on both
eldes by enthusiastic citizens to honor tbe
Governor General. Street decoratlopp
wore on a grand scale, the whole
city presenting a holiday appear.
ance. A large deputalion from
the cltizens' reception committee waited
the arrival Of the train bearing tbe vics
regal party. When the train hated rousinv
cheers were given. Lord and Ladv Iana.
soTno on leaving the train entered ionr
inn'hand, and accompanied by the Mayor
enerin and president OF the citizens' com,
mittee, tho procession started, -
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Well 1!
Say nothing aud gaw bats.

Say nothing aud saw bats.
Friends arc requested 10 omit iiowers.
Wheeling wants another good pitcher
Bailey played a magnificent game at sec
ond yesterday.
Ths Ssudusay boys are Mica looking
set Of ball players.
There is mourning iu Zlnesville. Down.
ed by tail ender. Shake!
Sandusky has deaf mute 70. catcher
and eeven left.hauded batters.
To the Steubenville Herald: Please dom,
jump on us too hard. We bore with your
infrmities.
To-day and tomorrow will be- tho last
games played here !or month. Monday
Wheeling goes 10 Zinesvlle.
There was more silly talk OIL the street
yesterday about sold games. 1t is becom.
Ing too disgusting for further notice.
SGn,lusky beat Columbus two strsiphts,
and Columbus-well, according to recol.
lection she beat Wheeling three etraights.
Sam Moiet, who pitched for the CIeve.
land in 1854, and ID new in tho West, msy
try his hand in the points again this sea.
son, and in Cleveland uniform, too. Sam
used to play with tho old Wheeling Stand.
ards.
Captain Crogan, commenting on the
two last defeats in sorrowiul tone OF
voice 1T the Howell house last evening,
said: Look at that pup" pointing to a
very small black and white canine with.
out even n stump ~ An apology for tail,
"Dupn took that thing over for 'msscut'
and Mansfield whipped us, and to-day BY
come unlucky chance VIC had u bow.lecged
colored boy carrying our bnt bag. Won
der what tho next Jonah will be."
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Now that Paris has been shaken by the
frightful calamity at the Opera Comique,
the Government closes other places OF
amusement in which the meagre exits in.
yite similar disasters. Fire and panic are
not always to bo prevented, but It should
always be possible to provide for empty.
ing place OF resort in reasonable time.
There are theatres and churches in this
country SO poorly provided with means OF
escape that in time Of unusual excite
ment they are certain to become mere
slaughter houses. In these matters We
lack the careful, authoritative supervision
tha! gives tho people fair chance for
their lives,
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Chicago Labor Troubles,

CniCAGo, May 26,-At tho inception OF
the building strike and lockout, it was on
timated that from 5000 to 10000 mon
would bn affected. A careful canvags TO-.
day, by the ollicers Of tho labor oryanizs.
tions involved, Indicates that these cB,I.
mates largely exceed tho actual llgures.
President V0rkeller claims that not
more than 1000 of tho 5000 bricklayers in
tho city nse idle. SeCrn,nty Brenn0ck, OF
tho Carpontcrh' Union, station tiIAl!no more
OF their men aro idlo than ID uuual Mt this
time OF the year.
Tho Secretary Of tho IIod C,rr.rs'
Union HayB that not more than 900 hod
CNrriCp nre Idle, hundreds Of ,ham having
obtained employment at other work. lrhC
plaBterora and paintora have not beun 10.
rioualy Affected by tho lockout.
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DYNAMITERs IN y1NcrNNEs.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Blow Up Hand.
some Dressmaker,

| nouo AZ ohn"hktIs
VIscESsKs, ND, May 2G.-At 8 O'Clock
this morning dynamite bomb was thrown
against the residence OF Mrs. Frances A.
Richey, on Second street. 1t exploded
with terrible noise, tearing q large hole
in the side Of the building and breaking
the glass in all the windows. Mrs. R'chey
sleeping In rear room, was thrown from
her bed, and rushing into the front room
found her seventeen.y year.old son on tho
floor, knocked ssnse!ess by the shock.
About three weeks ago some one bat.
tered the front door with coupling pin,
but escaped without being identified.
Last Sunday night, hearing something
strike tho house, the young man hurried
out and found lighted dynamite cart.
ridge. He put out the fuse and since then
he aud bis mother have lived In constant
suspense. Several anonymous lettera
were received by. her recently threatening
her life. At 0 o'clock this morning Mr..
Orr, the owner Of the building, received
the following letter, bearing q delivery
stamp:
"You have now been warned, the worst
will come next time; pu. that woman out
or | will Bend you both to h"
Other letters Of similar purport and in
the same handwriting have bsen received
by Mr. Orr. Mrs. Richey is q widow,
rather handsome, and a dressmaker by
occupation. Just what prompted these
repeated attempts on her lie and that OF
her son is unknown. Some hold to the
theory that 1t iB the work OF q female ri.
val. The police so far havo no clue.
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Chicago, May 2G.-kober. Rsthburnc
fled petition in the Circui. Court yester.
day 10, writ OF hsbeas corpus, which the
court hiss granted, making it returnable
forthwith. Rsthburne is held on tele-
gram irom Kansas City, charging him
with grand larceny. He ia, or was until
recently, a travelling saleaman 'or Kan
sas City Wholesale jsweiry honss. He
reached here two days ago, accompanied
by his young vile, on visit to hia father.
II ia alleged that Rathburnr, in com
nany with IIoniB Wilson 8nG Samuel iic:-
Ria. robbed William f. Tfoltinsaworth, OF
Kanses City, Of fi.0W in 2ovefnment
bonds on train coming TO this city.
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Governor G,n,,n, ,o,

OTTAWA, May. 2G.-Iu the House Of
Commons this afternoon tho 10y yalls.s had
prepared u motion in order 10 commit Par.
lament TO an enlargement OF the Goyerpor
4enefais EetSolne homo. Immediately
after ths routine business had been dis
poeed oil Mr. Small, Of Toronto, moved
the House take recess from 4;I0 until s
o'clock, In order to give members an oppor.
tunity to take part in the reception 10 tho
Governor General. The speaker having
pnt the question there were loud cries q
Carried" Lost" Gibsck leader Of the
opposition entered an objection, and tho
motion was declared lost amid the jeers Of
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THERE MAY WE TROUBI,E.


Tho western Iron A,hucIattun Holds mn Inn.
p"rtnnt Meeting mud Discusses Wages.
An important bat very quiet meeting Of
tho Western Iron Association was hsld
yesterday afternoon, Gays the Pittsburgh
Dispatch OF TnurGday. Notices Of the
gathering wero iGaued by President A. +,
Heating several dnya Gco, and every i'm
portant mill embraced III tho organization
WAS represented. Tho object OF tho meet.
ing was to discuss tho wsWGs for next wear
and to appoint tho committee TO copier
with similar body for the Amn!rsus,ed
Assocla,ion.
Tho scale will not be ma quickly arrans.
cd aa las: year. A discussion on !rsir
showed that unusually heavy ;mrorta,
tions OF foreign material have greatly st
itotcd tho industry In this country. 4
affairs continne ns during tho past icw
wecko it will bo impossible to pay tho
present acalo Of yngee, II waB argued, This
Amalgalnated Association, il iB under
stood, will demand tho Brale OF lSSS-Si
which 10 practically IN increase OF 10 pe
cent,
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HAzLEroS, Pa, May ga heroic act
was performed IN Coke Bros. & Co.'s
mines at Beaver Meadow, yesterday, by
William Gallagher, u miner, by which he
sered the life OF companion.
Gallagher and Patrick Conoghsn he'd
prepared b(sat, and on lighting the fuse
rHn for places OF safety. Gallagher reached
sale place, but Conoghan fell in the
manwsy scross a drill, from which
position he WAS unable to e1tricate him
self. Taking in the situation at glance,
Gallagher, ut the rick OF his own life, ran
back, aud. Reizlng the burning fuse ex.in-
guished il. An instant later and the fuse
wonld have bnrned to the powder and the
explosion would doubtless have blown
Conoghan to pieces.
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PIrTssuEaH, Stay GA peculiar acci-
dent occurred in the Panhandle railroad
yards last evening about o'clock.
A stonemason who was crossing over
the Washington street bridge carried
lead plumb.hob that weighed nearly tso
pounds. When the msn Was near the
centre OF the bridge the cord thst held 1t
broke and the plnmb.bob fell down over
the eide Of the bridge. IL struck brake
man terrific blow OH top OF the head,
cutting an ugly gssh and knocking him
down. The gatenan washed the wound,
after which the brakeman Sas assisted by
tho atcnemsson to physicians office.
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ANARCHIST LITERATURE.
The Chicago Villains Got Duplicates o
COuilAcntel lSonLs

Ahe Sasuko uct buplCutob VI
Couilschted Books.
CHICAGO, May 2G.-During the raids
which followed the Anarchist uprising
lsst year, the revolutionary library Of the
order was captured by the police and tie
books declared confscatod to the State.
They are now in a vault in the Central
station, having been preserved in view OF
the possibility that the Supreme Court
may grant tho condemned men q new
trial. The Executive Committee Of the
Anarchists, however, has been quietly
getting together, both from various paris
OF the country and from Europe, dupli.
Gates Of the works which were coutiacated,
and in secret circular which has Just
been Issued they announce that the Ii.
brary has juet been completely restored
and that catalogues eau be had by MEM
BERG OF the scciety desirous OF studying
revolutionary methods.
The library includes nil the principal
works Of Herr Most. Fr. LaSalls Fichtel
and other bright and shining lights Of tho
ultra.rerolutionsry school, and will prob.
ably have largs and steady circulation.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Tho jury for the trial OF Jacob Sharp
waa stlll incomplete at the adjournment OF
court yesterday.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland left
Washington yesterday for Saranac lake in
the Adirondscks.
Willism O'Brien, tho Irish agitator
WEB tendorsd a reception in the Assembly
chamber Of tho Capitol ct Albany, New
York, yesterday.
The jnurneymen stonecutters OF Phiia.
delphia, to the number Of about 800 quit
work yesterday on account OF the employ.
ment OF non-union men in some OF the
yarde.
John Campbell, NJ. p, for Dixby, n. S.,
WAS found insensible IN hia berth In a
Glteping ear on fta arrival st Ottawa from
Toronto yesterday morning, and died soon
alter. GAUGE heart disease.
Tha Twenty.ninth General Assembly Of
tho United Presbyterian church met in
rhiladelphi yesterday. Three hundred
delegates were In attendance. In the
election OF moderator the insrRtmen.al-
iats won, DR.. Gibson receiving l29 votes
and Rev. Carson 90.
Rc0Ont correspondence with tho Cana.
dian government has resulted in All under.
standing that the Canadian regulations In
regard TO tho towing Of vessels in Cana.
dian waters, md nt Csuadinn ports by
American tugs, shHll bo amended 30 as TO
extend to American tugs when in Cana.
dian waters tho Bamc rights and privilcseB
as arc granted to Canadian tugs in Amer
iCan wnters.
Tn. National Womcn'a Homo and For.
cign isaiouary Society OF the Lutheran
Church, closed its Bession Mt Wooster, o
yesterday. Tho oiliccrs elected were as
follows; President, Mrs. j. $. Detweiler,
KsnBas Oily; vice president, Mrs. J, s.
Swarts, Geitysburg; Mrs. Ii. II. Fenner
Louisville, KY; recording secretary, Mrs
b. Belmore, Cincinnati, corresponding
uccratary, Mias Mary Morris, Baltimore
trcssuror, Mrs. A. V. Harmon, Baltimore
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Opposed to Monopoly.

WlsSIPEG, MAN, May 2G.-The largest
and most enthusiastic mass meeting ever
held here gathered at Trinity Hall last
night to protest against tho continuance
Of the Canadian Paciir's monopoly in
Manitoba and the Northwest Territories.
The Mayors Of many towns throughout
the province were present. 1t was do
clared that the Canadian Pacific charges
four times as much for carrying wheat
from Winnipeg to Port Arthur as Ameri'
can lines charge from st. Paul to Chicago.
The resolutions indoras the local govern
ment in deciding TO build rond to the
boundary and Bcariiy Sir George Stephens,
President OF the Canadian Pacific.
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents md I.cltlents In West Virginia
and Vicinity,

Accidents md IIcltlrnts In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
Tho righ. OF way for the Ohio River rail.
road through Cabeii county will coet about
$4,000.
The contract for the new Ohio River
depot, at Parkerabnrg, will be Let shout
June /.
The Charleston Star wants tina. city to
inaSe an etlnrt TO secure the NJ. +. Con.
ference seminary.
About 3 O'Clock Sunday morning Hoge's
MILL, situated near the mouth OF Snort
Creek, burned to tho ground.
The reported diacovery OF lead in Pleas.
ANITA county turns out to bs hoax. No
lead WAS discovered, nor were there any
signs oil it.
The dwelling house and household
goods OF Robert Skcen, OF ksntuck, jack
son county, was entirely destroyed by lre
lest TussdHy.
Rev. j. g. Black ha5 teudercd his resir-
patton as President OF franklin College,
New Athona to so inlo effect at the end
OF the presen: schco! year.
Belmont county furnished the frat wo-
man Mayor in America. She ia Mayor Of
a little town in KsnOas called Arsonia,
she WAS born at Lamiss, thu. county, and
her name is Mrs. Sasanna Mslora Siter.
One day last week littlc threc-year old
child OF William Bowen, Of higsiusyils,
Hampshire county, took drink, OF boiling
hot coffee out Of coffee pot, from the
effects OF which be died In about two
houra.
MOEsra. SSilzsr and Christy have e.ruck
Il valuable vein Of Are clay on their prop.
rrty ut k,d House, PItnsm county,
Thege gertiOmen have force Of lsborers
employed md are working the mine for
gll it isworth.
y young man named Morgan, cmployed
aB a section hand On tho Pewiky railroad
st Weitsbutg, WAS before Justics Quest
last Monday on charge Of bas,ardy pre.
terrcd by HyounS lady named Bllls,itvne.
He gave bond for his appearance stcourt,
but The matter will likely be settled by a
wedding.
The buildings on the st. Clsirsville fair
grounds are to bo rebuilt at once and
| everything put in shape for c iuir this iall.
The damage lono by the tornado WAS very
severe, following as It did tho onlargement
OF tho race srack and other improvements.
but the eeuterprising gentlemen ut the
head OF tho concern are epleayoriuy to
overcome ri! difficulties In time for fail
exhibit.
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Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The eleventh
biennial eesslon Of the General Council of
the Reformed Episcopal church, which
opened, yesterday, was continued to-day.
aitet ueVotlonal exercises the new canon
On marriage and divorce waa taken up for
consideration. 1t is as follows:
NO minister Of this church shall sol.
emnizs matrinony in any case where
divorced wife Or husband Of either party
IL stili living, but snall not apply in essss
OF adultery Or where parties divorced seek
70 Dc reunited" The subject was finally
recommilIed. ''